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Use case diagram for library management system update#
Use case diagram for library management system Patch#

Huge thanks to Francis Hitchens, who contributed a repository to HashiCorp.

Redis secrets engine: Added a new database secrets engine that supports the generation of static and dynamic user roles and root credential rotation on a standalone Redis server.

Vault’s tidy function was also enhanced with additional metrics that reflect the remaining stored and revoked certificates.

PKI secrets engine telemetry: Support for additional telemetry metrics for better insights into certificate usage via the count of stored and revoked certificates.

These changes offer significant performance and data transfer improvements to revocation workflows.

PKI secrets engine: We are improving Vault’s PKI engine revocation capabilities by adding support for the Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) and a delta certificate revocation list (CRL) to track changes to the main CRL.

This enables users to complete the Okta number challenge from a UI, CLI, and API.

Use case diagram for library management system update#

Okta number challenge interface update (UI): Added support for Okta’s number challenge to the Vault UI.

With just a few UI clicks, users can now have a default OIDC provider configured and ready to go.

OIDC provider interface update (UI): Our design and user research teams gathered community feedback and simplified the setup experience for using Vault as an OIDC provider.

Use case diagram for library management system Patch#

The new vault namespace patch command can be used to update existing namespaces with custom metadata as well. Namespace custom metadata (Vault Enterprise): Support for specifying custom metadata on namespaces was added.Versioned plugins: Added the concept of versions to plugins, making plugins “version-aware” and enabling release standardization and a better user experience when installing and upgrading plugins.For example, a trailing wildcard * can be added as part of the path, so auth/token/create* would match both auth/token/create and auth/token/create-orphan but not auth/token/lookup-self.

Resource quotas: Enhanced path and role-based resource quotas with support for API path suffixes and auth mount roles.Transform secrets engine (Vault Enterprise): Added the ability to import externally generated keys for bring-your-own-key (BYOK) workflows, added MSSQL external storage support, and added support for encryption key auto-rotation via an auto_rotate_period option.Transparent Data Encryption for Oracle (Enterprise): Support for Vault to manage encryption keys for Transparent Data Encryption (TDE) with Oracle servers.The provider supports a subset of key generation, encryption, decryption, and key storage operations. PKCS #11 provider (Vault Enterprise): Added the Vault PKCS#11 provider, which enables the Vault KMIP secrets engine to be used via PKCS#11 calls.Key features and improvements in Vault 1.12 include: Vault 1.12 focuses on improving Vault’s core workflows as well as adding new features such as Redis and Amazon ElastiCache secrets engines, a new PKCS#11 provider, improved Transform secrets engine usability, updated resource quotas, expanded PKI revocation and telemetry capabilities, and much more. Vault provides secrets management, data encryption, and identity management for any application on any infrastructure. We are pleased to announce the general availability of HashiCorp Vault 1.12.